. >> we kickoff the 32nd year of high 5. lexington high school and a fired 2.5 centuries ago. tonight is a bit of school history. >> the statue of captain james parker stands majestically at the apex of the lexington green. symbolic of the people that stood 10 feet tall at a minutes notice. just a few blocks away on a grassy field, another captain stands much taller than his 5'9" inch 160 pound the lexington high school minutemen football team. he has revolutionized the quarterback position for the undefeated minutemen. throwing for 14 touchdowns. tossing 32-point conversion's and counting for 162 of the 217 points through five games. >> what is the strength? i think the speed i have really helps. >> he is a fantastic competitor. it makes us better as a team and improves everybody around him. >> he's a member of the lexington hockey team and has committed to playing baseball and boston college. not bad for someone who is told he is too small his entire life. >> it has motivated me. nothing he does surprises us because he such a fantastic athlete. he raise your eyebrows a little

the lexington hotel announced itself on matchbooks as absolutely fireproof. see that on the middle of the matchbook, absolutely fireproof. that turns out to be a good thing for the lexington hotel, because apparently, reportedly, there was a secret shooting range buried inside of it. there is a secret shooting range buried in the bowels of that hotel because from 1928 to 1931, the famous gangster al capone lived at the lexington hotel. he ran his whole criminal empire out of the fourth and fifth floors of that building. and he reportedly maintained this secret shooting range for his gangster henchmen as well as a gym for them to stay fit. there were also reportedly secret tunnels underneath the hotel that they used to hide and move liquor and other contraband and even to move people who were hiding out or running from the fuzz. al capone was at that hotel from 1928 to 1931, and he had to move out in 1931 because he had to move to alcatraz because they got him for tax evasion. after al kcapone left the lexington hotel so he could go to jail, the lexington hung

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the 19thd at dawn on when british soldiers killed eight militiamen on the lexington county -- town,. in the british soldiers were lexington because they were on the way to concord because they had been ordered west to search concord for something in particular. what did he hope the men would find? usual answer is military supplies. but what sort of military supplies? a standard description of what the provincial congress had gathered in concord appears in "the siege of boston" published in 1911. the committee gathered together a few hundred pickaxes, muskets, 4000 flints, and a small supply of peas and flour. this is what james warren, a plymouth delegate to the provincial congress, wrote to his wife on april 6, 1775. this town is full of cannons, ammunition, etc. the people are ready and determined to defend this country into by inch. allen french's history reflected how lots of americans like to look back on the revolutionary soldier as poorly armed underdogs. reflectsd'ren's letter how they saw themselves as well armed defenders of their traditional rights including the rights to a

. >>> the lexington herald leader of kentucky reports the shooting death of an olympic sprinter's daughter. 15-year-old trinity gay died early sunday when gunfire broke out at a cookout. a man is being held i tyson gay was on the 2012 u.s. team in london. >>> a powerful new drug in the painkiller epidemic. federal authorities i should a nationwide alert about the drug that is used to tranquilize elephants and 10,000 times stronger than morphine. >>> police have a new way to stop parking scuff laws. windshield and stops defenders from driving away. officers don't have to brave traffic to deploy it. >>> "the new york times" is tracking china's longest man space mission ever. the rocket was launched this morning in the desert. it's taking two astronauts to an orbiting space lab where they will spend a month. china plans to have a permanent space lab within six years. >>> still ahead, ringing up sales. macy's plans to open its to shoppers on thanksgiving. that is despite other retailers closing for the holiday. when you ache and haven't slept... you're not you. tylenol? pm relieves pain and he

the veterinarian said we've never seen a dog with so many complications tonight the lexington police department are investigating this as serious neglect. this youtube video was posted by the in lexington. >> if you don't have time or even money to take care of a dog, don't bother taking it. >> this is a 6-year-old cocker spaniel, brought in last thursday. the owners were in shock and in tears. >> i've never seen a dog in this condition. she was completely matted. >> reporter: locally has a massive ear infection. >>> they feel pain like us. surgery. >> when i took her to the vet, her ears was bleeding. her paws are swollen. she's dehydrated and can't stop slivering. the groomers told us she was living in filth. >> she was living like a trash >> reporter: fox 25 obtained this video, the groomer tells us the former dog owner was so embarrassed by her condition he left her in the car. the groomers were told that the former owner could not care for locally so he gave her away. when he went to visit her, >> when i saw her, i ask i'm sad for dog. >> reporter: lexington less are now investig

the lexington-based company colored races and foam art on the tongues. the sneakers will be available online starting at noon, but no word how much they will set you back. >>> a founding member of the group new edition and bell bivdeveau. bears michael bivens name. he grew up on the basketball courts especially ramsey park biven s mayor marty walsh says deserves the honor. >> a kid that grew up in roxbury and was on a worldwide stage. has not forgotten where he came from. runs tournaments and gets involved in the community and i think he is a role model that kids can understand. >> daniel: the ceremony highlighted the recent renovations to the park. the idea to renovate the park came when he met with neighborhood kids. >>> stepping up patrols around and brutal attack. a young girl victimized on her way to school. the details we are learning this morning about the man facing charges today. >>> plus, a sign of the fast-approaching holiday season has been released. we will tell you the pricey creamy swirls of pure indulgence. silky sifts of total transcende

robert handa joins us from the lexington reservoir. robert, they're scrambling to prepare. what's the biggest fear? >> reporter: there is basically a good news/bad news perspective. most people say overwhelmingly the rain is good news. especially as it boosts our water supply. but the storms could also pose a threat to the water supply, as well. the santa clara valley water district has its sand and sandbags ready for anyone who might need them. still the idea of getting too much rain is not something officials view as much of a problem but they say they're ready. >> certainly when we see a storm coming, we check certain hot spots and make sure there is no debris that could cause localized flooding. >> reporter: too much rain could be a very real problem in the loma fire area of santa clara county, in the santa cruz mountains. cal fire expectamined the area plans to submit a report this week to the water district and county office of emergency services. of concern is the burned water shed areas of the reservoirs. >> not dononly do we have the ie of staying in the reservoirs,

. >> reporter: this youtube video was posted by the owners of lexington. >> if you don't have time or even money to take care of a dog, let them go. >> the owners were in shock and in tears. >> i never seen a dog like this. completely matted. >> reporter: locally has a massive ear infection. >> it's a dog. they feel pain like us. >> reporter: the vet told them she is deaf and surgery. >> when i took her to the vet, her ear was bleeding. >> reporter: her paws are swollen. she's dehydrated and can't stop slivering. the groomers told -- shivering, the groomers told us she was living in filth. >> she was living like a trash can. >> reporter: fox 25 obtained this video. the groomer tells us the former dog owner was so embarrassed by her condition he left her in the car. the groomers were told that the >> when he went to visit her she was in deplorable condition. >> reporter: lexington police are now investigating this as neglect. meanwhile the groomers refuse to give her back and now left with the vet bills and caring for her like their own dogs. >> i really hope that he is okay. because t

a short time ago, we learned the lexington. a male cyclist was struck and killed by an 18-wheeler in porter square this morning. a lot of people saw it were badly shaken by the gruesome scene. tonight, some of them met at a nearby coffee shop to talk about the tragedy and their fears about riding in these city streets. >> i think amazing thing about the cycling community is the sense that this could have been us. >> these are dangerous roads, we ride our bikes to get around town. >> we have to be careful, we another. we have to slow down and i think they have to do something with that intersection. this morning's fatality happened at mass and somerville avenues the second time this week a cyclist and a truck have collided. cambridge police spent much of the day re-constructing the accident. kathleen o'brien also saw today's deadly crash. she came tonight to talk about solutions. maria: commitment 2016, donald trump is back in new hampshire tomorrow. he'll take part in a town-hall style meeting in sandown.. some calling it a "dry

route 1 in saugus jampacked. 128 southbound slow going toward 93 and then through the lexington area. pike has really opened up through framingham and the natick area. expressway slow going from the braintree split up through neponset. eastbound 495 to mass ave, hour. 30 minutes on the expressway, hour on 93 south approaching the zakim bridge. back to you. >> gene: right now millions of people are told to evacuate soutas states. >> sara: new models released show hurricane matthew is gaining strength. 26 people are dead from the storm and majority of home in the southern part of haiti has been damaged. in the united states many grocery stores shelves have been emptied as people riding out the storm stock up before it hits. highways are packed with many trying to evacuate. government leaders are urging people to get out now because if they stay they would put the lives of emergency workers in right now airlines are beginning to cancel flights as the storm turns closer to florida. >> gene: catherine parrotta live at logan airport where we have already seen some cancellations this morning

. >>> in the town of lexington, kentucky, thousands gathered for the slain daughter trinity and her father excelled in athletics, they later released a sea of pink and purple ploons in the air. trinity was killed outside a restaurant early friday morning. it is believed she was an innocent bystander caught in cross fire. the minority treatment in the united states t. president of the chiefs of police issued a formal apology at the organization's annual conference. >> there have been times when law enforcement officer because of the laws enacted by federal, state and local governments have been the face of oppression to far too many of our fellow sids. >> cunningham says today's officers are not to blame for the past but hopes for unity among minorities and police a and to build a better, safer future. >>> just ahead, it is a stock tearing up wall street. we'll reveal it straight ahead. first, bill karins is dealing with a major heat wave. >> it's not just here, it was 100 degrees in dodge city, kansas. four record broken and more record heat from texas to new york. nashville near 90. memph

cityhey began to flee the after lexington and concord that , created a wave of panic and just bostonians, but people who lived around boston. and they had most of the inhabitants, this was truly an island community that has a year-round population of 15,000. , thatink of nantucket boston was an island connected by a thin neck of land known as as 100 yardsnarrow at high tide. it was dominated by three hills of mountainous proportion with a small town of 15,000 people crammed into a group of houses from the north to the south. so this was an island after -- an island, and after lexington and concorde were concord, there would be 3,000 nonmilitary people left in the city and most of them loyalist, refugees, and a smattering of patriots who decided to stay so they could look after their houses along with 9,000 , soldiers. so boston became a city under siege. and as a patriot militia who was , involved of the skirmish of lexington and concord and going into cambridge and roxbury on either side of boston. and literally surrounded the city. so boston was now the center of was now, formally the

in the meantime, locally is not up for adoption yet, but once she is up and ready to go, they hope to adopt her. live in lexington, malini basu, fox 25 news. >> so there is hope. >> so nice of the groomers to >>> boston children's hospital has voted to expand its campus which means a popular healing garden has to go. >> that is just very sad for me and for my family. >> 15 minutes from now, the in this dash-cam video you can see frantic parents rushing a 3-year-old to this officer. the child was having a seizure. the officer immediately starts cpr and tells the boy's father to continue chest compression so he could run to he delivered rescue breaths and moments later the boy started breathing again. no surprise this hero cop says, he was just doing his job. >> just doing my job. any other officer that i work with would have been there and done the exact same thing. >> says the boy is doing quite well tonight. windshield. the trooper brought the ago toll a wildlife center to be treated. small plane that's forced to make an emergency landing on a highway in georgia today. the aircraft ran out of gas and the pilot t

north of the pike heavy steady northbound as approach 93 and make your way southbound through the lexington area. things slow going on 93 south and somerville. south of the pike new accident on the expressway southbound. northbound is where volume is typically heaviest and slow things down and past exit 14 freeport street and live drive times, 47 minutes pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. about an hour 20 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. gene and sara, back to you. >> sara: 8:17 now on beautiful or what's turning out to the beautiful thursday morning and what you call prefriday. >> gene: chilly in the morning but turns out to be nice day. >> shiri: inch toward weekend and afternoons. now we still got a little bit of drizzle tracking south of boston right now, southcoast, south shore and a little more rain here this evening. rain totals though are likely just going to amount to few hundred of inch. doesn't help very much. i get update to the drought monitor coming out in just minutes. i will have that for you here at 8:30. hopefully that the weekend ra

they painted this pink to support breast cancer awareness that jet is on the flight deck of the lexington and aircraft -- and the aircraft carrier in texas. the fighter jet will stay pink through the end of the month. >> talking about voter fraud you just heard from mike pence campaigning in north carolina this is his home state where he is governor. there were raids there today say why invest -- what investigators are learning and >>> 21 days until the election and right now workers are investigating claims of voter fraud where mike pence, donald trump's running mate is still governor. >> this just happening today will have more on that in just a moment. but first barack obama calling out donald trump in his claims of a quote, rigged election. >> i've never seen in my lifetime or modern political the elections in the election process before boats have even taken place. >> the president think that none of this is based on fact and he also said that trump stop whining. meanwhile, states are taking these accusations of a rigged election seriously. taking extra precautions to make sure that

, victim then turned the tables on another man who barged into the room, this all went down at the lexington inn and suites on south atlantic avenue. fox's kate burgess has the details. >> a man stabbed to death during an armed robbery but it wasn't the victim who got knifed, it date with alfonzo echeverria on backpage.com. >> she came there on the reduce of prootion. prostitution. stefani pulled yah was echeverria was able e niech. >> this wasn't a random rim, this was somebody who brought crime to his room and one of the perpetrators was killed. >> police have yet to name the perpetrator. but because he was killed as a result of the armed robbery stefani is charged with his >> stefani has a lengthy criminal history including an open warrant for prostitution, she is held without bond. >> deadly motorcycle crash hand friday in pinellas park. triefer of the motorcycle, lewis reed, was seen pulling wheelies and peeing. he crashed into a nissanali triefer of the nissan is not facing charges but did have a suspended new york license so he might be cite. still more news on fox 13. a bay area stap

the lexington-based pumpkin spice running shoes, cinnamon-covered laces and it will be available at 9:00 starting a the noon and no words how much it will set you back. >>> nieman marcus has released a 2016 christmas book and like always, it is filled with some over-the-top gifts. some of the best include a how about these cars perfect for an island getaway, $65,000 and designed by lilly pulitzer. a chance to live like the duke and duchess for $700,000. you can gift someone a week at three different english country-side estates. i know you want the pink car. >> gene: i want the helicopter. i don't know if that is for i can call my peeps. >>> asking for help to have a baby. >> gene: the big donations on crowd-sourcing sites for couple hades that do in vitro fertilization. >>> trying to track down a group of suspects accused of >>> trying to track down a group of suspects accused of stealing i uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump?

a fighter jet now painted pink on the uss lexington in texas. the 1950's. the first plane ever to be painted pink and displayed on the ship. it will be there until the end of the month before it is restored to the original finish. reid: a teenager getting a new source of support in the form of a service dog. just tried that lost his left leg will take the shortcut along the train tracks. mike perretti heard his story, decided to donate the italian survivor celeste and cindy corcoran. luna will provide physical and emotional support. something trinidad is looking forward to. >> it's been a challenge. soon i will be like i used to be. and be back to where i used to be in my life and happy again. reid: trend that says he's grateful for what perretti is doing to help people get back in a good place. this manatee rescued off the cape on her way to a new home. where she's headed and when she might get back into the wild. kelly ayotte: let's be honest - clinton are far from perfect... and i'm not perfect either. but when partisan politicians shut down the governme

the tractor-trailer. bernard a 60-year-old man from lexington. >> we saw the cyclist lying on the ground. >> reporter: the look kathleen's face says a lot. these shaken up. >> reporter: it happened at the intersection of massachusetts and somerville avenues around 8:30 this morning. >> it was roped off as if it was on a cop show. it was like -- it was eerie in that all traffic was stopped. >> reporter: the driver out of connecticut stayed on scene. >> i saw the orange say proven -- i saw the orange aprons and i knew something had happ upset they want change. -- fox 25 told the crash history for the intersection. between 2005 and 2014, there were 141 bicycle crashes with 95 injuries. there were no fatals. >> it's just too many. it's just too many. i'm frustrated. it's frustrating. folks in cambridge are sending prayers to the family. a man who was just riding his bike. >> man, i am sorry. i am sorry. i think somebody failed you. >> reporter: again within the last hour we've just learned bernard laven from lexington a 60-year-old was killed right here on his bike. tonight it's still unclear who s question a

check out these fall-themed limited edition -- the lexington-based company pumpkin spice running shoes feature cinnamon-colored laces and foam art on the tongue. it will no word how much they will set you back and quite comfortable and not very pretty. >> gene: if you were into halloween, that is the product for you. >> sara: exactly right. >>> 6:41. he has been out of limelight since telling the world he has hiv. charlie sheen is making a major comeback. the author being offered 20 throw out the first pitch before a world series game. >>> a small dog was shivering spent 21 years in the navy, defending america. if i only showed up half of the time, i'd have been court-martialed. but that's what senator kelly ayotte did. she missed nearly half of her homeland security hearings. vo: on critical homeland security hearings, ayotte was mia... even missing a hearing the same day she went to a washington fundraiser. cash comes first. bob hillery: when it comes to fighting terrorism, fifty percent doesn't cut it. afscme is responsible for uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. even

navy fighter jet, this peak cougar was unveiled on the uss lexington and corpus christi, texas. it's on display through the end of the month and the paint job is not permanent. dishwashing soap removes it. if dig it international attention.>>> it will wash away in the rain.>>> the head of baby jesus stolen from a statute, back and a thief explains why she did it.>>> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, now." tyler perry's latest film is another winner at the box office. latest film is another winner at the box office. "boo! a madea halloween" brought in an estimated 27- point-six million dollars in its first weekend. >>> tyler perry's latest film is a winner at the box office. on the day a hollow we brought in an estimated $27.6 million in the first weekend. >> jack meter came in at number two and ouija origin of sin came in at number three. the account and not girl on the train rounded out.>>> the missing part of the jesus statue has been resurrected where it was put back on the white stone statue in the front yard. it was stolen about one year ago. a terra-cotta replacement but mock it on social

the cougar's new pain job was revealed on the lexington in corpus christi, texas. it will be pink by the end of the month and then do a special procedure to remove the pink paint. pretty. >> looks nice. >>> jim gardner and the "action news" team is standing by with these stories and more next at 6:00. police are investigating a string of armed robberies in fairmount. >> and the stage is set for the third presidential debate. we'll have a live report from las vegas. >> that and much more coming up next. for the entire team i'm rick williams, have a nice evening. good night. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night and faculty at 14 pennsylvania state universities can walk off the job in less than 12 hours. and vandals cover a bucks county pool in graffiti. but the big story on "action news" tonight is two philadelphia neighborhoods are being victimized by armed holdups. this is the holdup at 20th and brandywine, all the incidents have taken place within blocks of each

. >> slow spots on 128 southbound approaching 93 and then through the lexington area. 93 south still slow going through medford. expressway jampacked from the braintree split up to columbia road. here are live drive times, 46 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. 35 minutes on the expressway. about an hour on 93 south from andover down to the zakim bridge. >> daniel: it was emotional scene at fenway park last night as david ortiz tipped the cap to career. >> julie: fox25 jessica reyes live at fenway park this morning where it is the end of an era for this fan favorite. jess? >> jessica: hoping to see david ortiz in at least one more playoff game and it is not go going to be the case but people here they were so gratul david ortiz bringing fenway faithful to the feet one last time. signaling the end of an era for the red sox. >> i realized it was going to be -- it was over. trying to hold my emotions most i can and that last second i couldn't hold it no more. >> jessica: finishing sweep of papi's career. >> i was here when everything went down in 2013 and brought so many

the jet is on display on the flight deck of the uss lexington in corpus christi, texas. the paint job, made out of dishwashing soap and latex paint, will be able to be washed crexendo kidding? that's a great look, too. new, a new eminem flavor -- a new m&m flavor. >> its little candy will have a soft caramel center. caramello is the fastest-growing segment in food right now. -- is the fastest-growing segment in food right now. they join milk chocolate, peanut, peanut butter -- >> i'm sticking with carmel. can we go back to this work week thing? over 40, 3 days a week. >> i'm not quite 40 yet. >> 5, 6 more years, you can join if you believe that, it's going to be 95 tomorrow. >> let's talk about what is happening in the here and now. it has been a great stretch of weather. what an unbelievable last 24, 36 hours. it was 76 degrees last night at midnight. there were some crazy things going on. it is still nice right now and much drier, so we do not have the humidity like we did yesterday. great shot seeing some of the boats come out of the water, but it's nice to still see a

it is on display on board the uss lexington in corpus christi, texas. at the end of the month, it will be restored to its original finish. it is definitely something to see. >> that is so cool. my daughters would be all over that thing. >> they will ask you for their own fighter plane. >>> top trending stories are ahead. matt granite, what's ahead? >> i have the biggest luggage sale coming up. into this and it just may be a 6 foot tall man. >>> if you suffer from allergies, good news. pollen count is nice and low from trees, grasses, weeds and mold. that may be turned up in a little bit. we will talk about the reason why, and temperatures high today. >>> michael, howard stern interviews with donald trump ahead of the election. that >>> 6:40 right now. trending on this morning, howard stern says he will not replay any of his archived interviews with donald trump. he says it would be, quote, a betrayal. this comes after trump's past recorded words have come back to haunt him. could there be more salacious howard stern said on his siriusxm show that he will

. >> new at 11, a brand-new exhibit unveiled on the flight index of the u.s.s. lexington. >> a fighter jet painted pink in support of breast cancer month. it saw combat action in the 1950s. >> it will be on display through the end of the month and after >> a bloodbath in major league baseball tonight. jim childs: one of the ways criminals avoid background checks is by going online and connecting with strangers to buy guns. as someone in law enforcement, i think that's dangerous. millions of guns are sold through websites like this, most with no background checks, no questions asked. the law requires background checks in gun stores; why don't we require them online? a few clicks of the mouse, now a bad guy is armed - and potentially dangerous. >> two-thirds of nfl team owners must vote yes in order for the oakland raiders to las vegas. those owners meet tomorrow in houston but they won't vote until january. brian sandoval, signed a bill, for hotel tax to fund the stadium. >> if they came through i was going to do anything i could to >> it's a hello to las vegas. i think it

it's on the uss lexington in corpus christi, texas. it is sure to draw attention and you can't miss it. >>> let's go outside for a live look at rl iowa city. bustling and a beautiful skyline. they will have a look at your forecast when live at 5. for now, let's look at what is new tonight at 6:00 . >>> this is scott sanborn. three weeks to go until election day and a final presidential debate tomorrow. the candidates are pulling out all stops. how what they are saying is m-and-m's will soon have a trendy, permanent new flavor -- caramel!each bite-sized piece of the new candy has a soft caramel center covered in milk chocolate, and its familiar colorful shell --it's a tasty addition to its milk chocolate, peanut and peanut chocolate researcher says caramel is the "fastest growing segment in food right now."while candy lovers are thrilled about the news...they'll have to hang on for a while --caramel m-and- m's won't hit the market until may. and now a that's cbs 2 news live at 5 . it's troubling. congressman blum actually co-sponsored a

good job by the lexington minutemen. high-five this week from mike lynch. emily: if you missed it, you can catch it on sports o.t. we'd love to see a wake-up call from you. record it on your phone and upload it to ulocal using our wcvb app. made it to friday. it's all over the place with temperatures. they're going back down today. emily: but then we're going back up? cindy: we are! that's what happens. yesterday 72 degrees in boston. it was very mild for this time of the year, 10 degrees above average. that is not happening today. our air is coming right out of canada today. it's only about 30 in ottawa. you can see that colder air is working on in, so it's definitely going to be a cooler one morning. high pressure, though, building in, so as that happens, the winds are going to relax, and look how clear the skies are. just a few clouds here offshore. we're in great shape today. it's going to be a bright, beautiful day but a little chilly this morning and a little deceptive. you look at these temperatures. they're running mostly in the low to mid 40's. we'

lodge officials say they hosted about 1,000 firefighters during the 1985 lexington fire. >>> smoke from the "loma fire" forced some morgan hill and san jose schools to cancel outdoor sports for today. santa clara county department of health is warning people to pay attention to the air quality through the weekend and to limit physical activities outdoors. >>> firefighters keep a close eye on the weather obviously and strong winds might be on the way so something to look out for there. >> check in with brian hackney now. what can we expect? >> there is some good news in the weather department because there is it looks like rain on the way. but first -- a little bit of rain. but every little bit helps. right now, winds tomorrow gusting to 20 miles per hour is actually ramping down from today. temperatures will be in the low 70s. both of those factors will help and so will this. this low pressure that will dive south over the weekend, that will bring colder weather. it will be a little bit breezy. but not as windy as today. and can you believe it? winter weather advisories for the first ti

a fighter jet now painted pink on the uss lexington in texas. this f9f cougar flew during the 1950's. it's the first plane ever to be painted pink and displayed on the ship. it will be there until the end of the month. erika: check out this over northern england. it's a lunar rainbow. this picture was snapped during a rainstorm. it's making the rounds online. the lightning in the background you can see making it more impressive. who knew? beautiful. doug: what do you find at the end of a lunar rainbow? erika: we'll try to answer it before the eyeopener -- doug: cheese? erika: on former new york city doug: new at 5:00, when stress is more than an annoyance. doug: welcome back. erika: a baby back safe. police searching for the thief. it happened at a mobil gas station on washington street around 9:30. the car was tracked down about a block and a half away with only the baby inside. he was not harmed, and again was reunited with his mother. doug: the lawyer for this man accused of assaulting a 5-year-old fitchburg boy later found dead is requesting

a fighter jet is now painted pink on the uss lexington in texas. this f9f cougar flew during the 1950's. it's the first plane ever to be painted pink, and displayed on the ship. it will be there until the end of the month, before it is restored to its original finish. an incredible story of recovery and resiliency out of maine. a high school football player beating all the odds, miraculously recovering from a neck injury to get back on the gridiron. landed on his head, with a defender falling on top of him. he was told that 70% of people who break their neck end up in a wheelchair. but chris had his sights set on getting back to football for his senior year. following doctors order, and with incredible support, that's exactly what he did. >> my mom, she home-schooled me for 12 weeks and that was huge. and then my dad took time off from work he stayed home, and then the town, they were coming by. everybody just hugsu i had the entire team at my house every day. to have that really helped me push through recovery. j.c.: chris was named one of three te

it's on the flight deck of the uss lexington. >>> coming up, we'll tell you about tonight's game and we'll hear from david johnson. >>> first, here is >>> coming up, melania trump breaking her silence on the i learned as a police officer and a businessman you should never abuse people's trust. unfortunately, today too many politicians either serve their party or themselves, and arizona families suffer. the arizona republic called paul babeu a disgrace. babeu spent $28,000 of taxpayer money at a five-star resort and was questioned by the fbi himself. o'halleran: i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message, >>> it's monday night football here at the university of phoenix stadium. we are just a few minutes away from kickoff. the new york jets taking on the arizona cardinals. you can look over my shoulder, some of the guys warming up, getting ready to go and the interesting part about this game both teams are desperate for a win, and the jet's head too much is todd bowels. the cardinals need to get to 3- 3 and 500 for a chance to make it to the playoffs. >> 7 really excited, can't wait